A recurring all-hands, board update, or public Q&A only works if people can actually ask something and get an answer on record. CastFork pulls every platform’s questions into one place and keeps a copy of what was said.
Set it up once with a title, cadence, and timezone. Attendees get a public countdown page and a calendar file for the next one.
Comments from every chat-capable connected platform land in one moderation panel, so nobody's question gets lost in a chat window you weren't watching.
Turn the session's chat into a transcript afterward — useful for meeting minutes, a follow-up post, or a public accountability record.
Comments from each chat-capable connected platform merge into a single feed in Studio, and you can pin one to the bottom of the program to answer it on screen.
Export the session’s chat as a .csv or .txt file — a plain record of what was asked, without transcribing it by hand.
Scheduling generates a public countdown page and an .ics file, so a recurring meeting doesn’t rely on people remembering the date themselves.
Cloud recordings stay available for 15–30 days depending on plan, long enough for people to catch up afterward.
Comments show up wherever someone happens to be watching, across every platform you stream to. CastFork’s Studio merges chat-capable platforms into one moderation view — YouTube chat feeds it today, with the other native platforms on our roadmap — so a question asked there gets a fair shot at being answered.
Built for every recurring meeting
During the meeting
After the meeting
Free covers two destinations at once, no time limit, no card required.